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In power bi, one dataset can contains multiple data source, however, multiple datasets can't be combined as one dataset. So I'm afraid this couldn't be achieved, as a workaround, you may add the extra data source to one dataset and recreate visuals in another page.
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@dnewton do you have any issues in using Workspace within the Service? the only draw back i can see is you can not do everything as you do in Desktop .
Alternatively I would use advanced editor to copy paste the queries over and recreate few columns.
I have both datasets in the same workspace - but the problem remains that I can not create a single report showing visuals and measures from the two datasets, they must be seporate.
Unless using a dashboard but then that means additional cost through licences (as opposed to a share report link).
In power bi, one dataset can contains multiple data source, however, multiple datasets can't be combined as one dataset. So I'm afraid this couldn't be achieved, as a workaround, you may add the extra data source to one dataset and recreate visuals in another page.
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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